Phylogenies

The vertebrates produce, send and detect information which is conveyed by one or more molecular types. Chemical information of biological value (semiochemicals) which partly or wholly activates the accessory olfactory system (AOS) is transferred during intra- and inter-species communication. The compounds involved convey messages of social importance originating from the need to co-ordinate gamete release. It seems quite likely that gradual improvements by selection of semiochemical molecules and their receptors eventually enhanced the reproductive benefits both for the sender and for the receiver (Sorensen, 1996). The dual olfactory systems interpret chemical input to allow the discrimination of odour [Pg.1]

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Goad (40) and others have extensively reviewed coelenterate and echinoderm sterols including the saponins found in starfish and sea cucumbers. Cholesterol is a common sterol in most families, except for gorgonians and zoanthids some soft corals contain polyhydroxylated sterols. The amount of variation associated with phylogeny is illustrate in the echinoderms by the fact that crinoids, ophuiroids, and echinoids contain A 5 sterols while holothuriodeans and asteroids contain A 7 sterols. Some classes contain uniquely structured sterols. [Pg.320]

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The generalisation that ontogeny-recapitulates-phylogeny could well have relevance for the emergence of vomerolfaction in this transitional group. [Pg.4]

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One commonly hears that biology is fundamentally historical in a sense missing in physical phenomena. Of course, both biological and purely physical processes have histories. Just as paleontologists reconstruct phylogeny,... [Pg.6]

Sukhdeo et al. (1997) presented an analysis of the phylogeny of strongylid nematodes which they claim demonstrated that the ancestral nematode was a skin-penetrating tissue migrator, and that one clade of parasites (the Trichostrongylidae and Heligmosomidae) has secondarily... [Pg.25]

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